Ride like a Pro with Spida Sports BMX Jerseys

Ride and look like a pro cyclist require the proper riding apparel. At Spida Sports, we take pride in bringing out the best designs for you to select from.

Our BMX Jersey keeps you aerodynamic, comfortable and has ample pockets for storing items.

Perfect Fit 

We have a BMX jersey that fits both women and men. Women’s and men’s cuts in jerseys and tops vary. Women’s jerseys are designed to emphasise the waist and flare at the hips for a natural and flattering fit whereas men’s have a box shape often with a slight taper to the waist.

Fabrics

Jerseys that are made from fabrics that wick moisture to keep you dry, comfortable and cooler on warm days are ideal. There are new specially treated fabrics that actually increase the cooling sensation.

Sleeves

Sleeves are another consideration. Fitted jerseys often have raglan sleeves for ease of movement. Raglan sleeves are triangular in shape which seams start from the neck and wraps around the shoulder and upper arm. Set-in sleeves are like those of a traditional T-shirt which start at the shoulder and cover the upper arm. More casual design is to have a cap sleeve, a small, short sleeve that starts from the shoulder.

Pockets

Many BMX rider jerseys will have pockets. Manufacturers add pockets for a better fit and to carry rider’s essentials. Additionally, some designs incorporate a hidden rear pocket for an MP3 player, phone or keys. Casual and mountain styles will often have one hidden zip back pocket.

Hem

Most jerseys have elastic at the waist to help keep it in place. Some also add a gripper to keep the jersey from sliding up over your hips as you change positions.

Zipper

Some jerseys have zippers that make it easier to get it on/off and allows for ventilation. Longer zippers allow more air to circulate. A full zip is convenient as you don’t need to remove your helmet to take off your jersey. Jerseys with invisible zippers are also available as it does not interfere with the jersey’s print design.  

For more jersey designs, please call us on 1300 864 755 or email us at info@spidasports.com.au. We look forward to showing you our wide selection of BMX jerseys.

Top Jersey sponsors for the 2018 World Cup

FIFA World Cup jersey sponsorships are big business. For all the marketers out there, it has become a branding tournament amongst the sponsors. Of the 32 nations competing in Russia, 8 different clothing brands were sponsored.

Adidas

Adidas was the leading kit supplier at the 2018 World Cup representing 12 nations.  It was the first company to put its brand logo on the World Cup and has been the dominant national team sponsor for decades. Spain, Argentina and the defending champions Germany are amongst the 12 team contingent that wore the three stripes. For over 60 years, Adidas has been the leader in all major developments in jersey, boot and apparel technologies. This dedication to the sport and its close relationships with athletes and teams has enabled Adidas to become an integral part of history, the present and for the future of football.

Nike

Nike supplied 10 nations and enjoyed a slight edge over Adidas followed by Puma with five smaller brands. Nike is on track to overcome soccer juggernaut and archrival Adidas in the closely watched jersey sponsorship battle. As Nike decorates the outfits of Brazil, France, and England it is becoming the preferred brand.

Puma

Puma supplied 3 nations which were Senegal, Switzerland, and Uruguay. Historically Puma has done well with World Cup sponsorships in 2006, 2010, and 2014 with 12, 7, and 8 teams respectively. 

New Balance

New Balance supplied 2 nations, namely Costa Rica and Panama. After experiencing 2 successful years, New Balance took part in their first World Cup. New Balance has enjoyed an excellent start to the football sponsorship industry, becoming the official sponsors of back to back Scottish champions Celtic, the successful Spanish side Seville and the Champions League finalists, Liverpool.

Umbro

Umbro sponsored 2 teams. Umbro’s Double Diamonds featured on the jerseys of Peru and Serbia. Since the 1974 tournament, Umbro added more teams at every tournament with the exception of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. They have sponsored 22 teams over the course of the tournament history with England and Scotland being their primary sponsored nations.

Errea

Errea sponsored Iceland in the 2018 World Cup. Iceland Jersey was worn with pride for the first time. The jersey was Icelandic blue and

Hummel

Hummel sponsored Denmark and has appeared at 4 World Cups. The Danish company was the national team sponsor from 1926 to 2004 and again from 2016 to the present. It was the team’s jersey for the Red-White at 1986, 1998, 2002 World Cups and again for the 2018 World Cup in Russia

Uhlsport

Uhlsport supported the National Team of Tunisia to qualify for the 2018 World Cup. Uhlsport, despite its small Tunisian market, has grown as a brand in Africa and has established a strong reputation.

If you need jerseys to support your favorite team or have any sublimated printing or your favorite jersey then contact Spida Sports today on 1300 864 755.

Custom Design your Sportswear with this 5 cleaver ways

Do you have a favorite team? 

Want to support your favorite team with the sports uniforms that stand out from the rest?

Then, you can now design the uniform of your choice at Spida Sports. Add your own team logo to men’s or ladies sportswear and add that unifying touch to your group. Below mentioned are the 5 clever ways to custom design your sportswear.

Choose the Product

Choosing an order for custom sportswear can be a confusing and daunting task. Choosing the right supplier, achieving the right design and procuring a quality product at a reasonable price can be hard work fraught with opportunities for error. So, it’s better to get the product from the well-known brand for a functional design, high-quality material, and good design.

Design

Design your own cheerleading uniforms, cheer sweatshirts and spirit wear. First, choose the sport, and then you pick a product and design the template and colors. Select your own desired model, the colors options and finish by adding logos, names, numbers, and text to get a unique look.  You can choose between a multitude of design layouts and colors.

Evaluate your Design

After you choose your design, browse through every version and select your favorites. Will your design fit on a tank top? Is the messaging right? Communicate your feedback clearly to your designer to make sure your next set of options look even better. Their ideas will help you determine if you are designing the sportswear what you actually want it to. If it’s not, go back to your designer and figure out what you can change.

Our promise and Ordering Process

On your self-designed sportswear, we want you to be happy and satisfied. We are ready to help you in every step of the way. Any questions that you have can be discussed either by phone, email or through our designer. And our design team is ready to help and discuss any ideas and concepts that you may have.

You can create and customise your sportswear easily with our designer. While designing your sportswear, request samples to get the sizes you want. Once you get your sizes, we will then take a careful look at the design to check the logo quality and graphics placement. Once finished, we will let you a summary of your order by email or by a call to confirm for production.

Print

If you don’t want to buy pre-made sportswear off the shelf? We manage our priorities from printing to cutting, to manufacture and final quality control. We create and print it to your liking where you can design and create your own from scratch.

Contact us today at 1300 864 755 to create custom design sportswear that fits your style and budget.

World Cup Jerseys: 5 interesting facts about the Crest

Finally, a wait of 4 years is almost over.

The 2018 World Cup is fast approaching. Around the world, many people will stop working or study to watch their favorite team wearing their team’s jersey with pride while playing soccer.

However, there are some really interesting facts about World Cup Jerseys. Read below about these 5 interesting facts.

Brazil

Brazil to date is the most successful nation winning the world cup 5 times since its inception in 1930. The team will wear a darker shade of yellow during the tournament. The jersey features sleeves with a zig-zag pattern and the collar with a green and blue trim. The shade itself is reminiscent of the jerseys worn by the team for the 1970 world cup.

Argentina

The two-time winners will be keen to win after losing in 2014 to Germany in Brazil. Argentina’s team will wear the iconic blue and white striped shirt, dotted with subtle laurel leaves which is an important symbol from the country’s coat of arms. The new uniforms will have three sky blue stripes on the front and back with a classic white ribbed V-neck and white sleeves. The soccer badge features the Argentinean flag and two stars. The letters AFA stand for “Asociacion del Futbol Argentina” and also commemorates the AFA’s 125 year anniversary.

Germany

No nation has played more World Cup matches than Germany - 106 in total. They have scored more goals (124) and conceded (121) goals during the tournament. The classic black and white look is back, with dropped shoulder cut lines highlighting a gold world cup winner badge inside the collar. Their badge features four stars with a circular design highlighting the nation’s famous “Federal Eagle”. The three stripes across the bottom of the circle are black, red and yellow.  The badge will receive a monochromatic treatment for this year’s World Cup.

England

England really does know how to make a simple design look smart. Tradition governs England’s updated badge as the three lions and ten roses make another show. The 1966 cup winners have dominated in white giving the team an understated elegance. However, without any text above the crest and the removal of the commemorative stripe from the below, this new version of the badge is simple.

Portugal

The Euro 2016 win allows Portugal to use a dash of gold in their new jerseys. Portugal’s trademark is deep red, with brighter sleeves and green design in the collar. There is a white strip bearing tiny crosses that gives it a burst of color across the body. 

So which team are you supporting? Support your favorite team with the apparel and equipment featuring your choice of logos, fonts, and colors. Spida Sports customise jerseys and shorts from top brands with your team’s logos, player names, and numbers. Have your team stand out from the crowd. Take advantage of our fast, professional and affordable customisation options to design uniforms that show off your team.

Contact us today on 1300 864 755 to create a look that fits your team’s style and budget.

Winter Sportswear Tips - How to layer Sportswear for Winter

When it comes to sporting apparel, comfort plays a significant role in the performance of the athlete, and with the arrival of winter, layering is essential, especially for outdoor sports.

Layering, however, shouldn’t cause you to heat up too much. You’ll want to find clothing that keeps you from getting cold. Sure, this sounds obvious, however, notice my phrasing - I didn’t say “clothing that keeps you warm.” Clothing that keeps the body too warm, especially during physical activity, causes overheating, while clothing that keeps the cold out ensures your body temperature is just right.

Base layer

You’ll want to find a suitable base layer that serves two significant purposes. A base layer should avoid overheating, but it should also avoid overcooling. It should be tight to your skin, absorbent and able to dry quickly. The fact is, sweat is designed to cool the body down, and it happens during physical activity regardless of the weather. It’s a useful natural occurrence during the summer, but not so much during the winter when it’s already cold outside. An efficient base layer absorbs the sweat, rather than trapping it close to the body.

So what fabrics work best as a base layer? When we consider winter undergarments, our minds usually head straight to thermals. However, thermals are only effective when you choose a pair that keeps the cold out and wicks away the sweat. Polyester, a very breathable fabric, also acts as a suitable base layer. Additionally, polyester works well when mixed with elastic fibres to increase an athlete’s comfort and mobility. While most people believe cotton is appropriate all year round, this isn’t the case for sportswear. Cotton dries very slowly and will only keep the clothing damp during exercise.

Keep in mind that your base layer can either be long sleeved or short sleeved and it can also include pants. Essentially, it’s one of the most important layers when it comes to winter sportswear, so it’s up to you to choose what’s most comfortable.

Your sublimated sports top

One base layer is usually enough, although it does differ from athlete to athlete. Remember, once you get your body moving, you don’t want to overheat. Next is your team wear and this is the layer you’ll want to show off the most.

Following up from the layer base, your second layer should also be breathable enough to not trap the sweat in either. You’ll want to go for a “cool dry” fabric, and as stated above, polyester works great as an absorbent. 

While browsing through our teamwear at SpidaSports you’ll notice that while the nature of each sport is different, the functionality of our apparel remains the same. That is, our shirts are made from breathable, cooldry fabrics that work to achieve just that - absorb the sweat and allow for comfortable and maximum performance. A wide range of our garments is polyester, some with micromesh.

Outer layers

An outer layer, such as a thin, waterproof jacket is necessary for rainy and windy days. Once again, this garment isn’t necessarily to keep you warm but to also help keep the chill-out, and it’s most comfortably worn loosely. Outer layers can also be printed with the sports team’s logo, to make up for the fact that it covers the teamwear.

Post-game gear

Possibly the most obvious choice when layering for winter sports is a jumper! However, due to their tendency to overheat, jumpers are a great option to wear after a game, once your body has cooled down.

At SpidaSports, our fleecy polyester hoodies can be sublimated to match the design of your team wear, making them a perfect option to show team pride, to and from the game, especially after a win!


At SpidaSports we offer high-quality sporting apparel for a range of different team sports. Our sublimated printing method ensures that no design is limited. For enquiries, call us at 1300 864 755, email us at info@spidasports.com.au, or contact us here.

3 Ideas to custom design your Sportswear

Are you entering a new team to your local sports league? Trying to find inspiration for a sportswear design that sets you apart from the other teams?

Custom designing your team’s uniform gives you ultimate creativity and the opportunity to communicate and portray what your club represents.

Here are three ways to help decide on the design of your jersey.

1. Find inspiration in your values

What sets you apart from other teams in the community or neighbourhood that you belong to. This should translate into the colours you wear and the mascot that represents you.

For inspiration, look towards the values and people in your community. What does your community stand for? What is your local area known for?

Upon AFL debut in 2011, the Gold Coast Suns boasted a red and gold jersey. While most footy teams have an animal as their mascot and logo, the Suns chose to represent something more specific to the club origins. That is, of course, the beautiful, warm weather associated with the Queensland city. The Gold Coast is known as one of Australia’s most popular tourist destinations due to its sun and coastal vibes. So, when presented with a mix of other Australian teams, whose cities and suburbs give other meanings, the Gold Coast Suns decided to represent one of their best qualities through the nature of their team.

Gold Coast Suns

When brainstorming what your community represents, it helps to look at your local heroes for inspiration. This is especially relevant for jerseys during special rounds.

When brainstorming what your community represents, it helps to look at your local heroes for inspiration. This is especially relevant for jerseys during special rounds.

In the 2018 AFL Anzac round, Collingwood’s black and white stripes featured names and archival photos of ex-players who fought in the First World War, honouring their local heroes.

Collingwood Jersey

It’s important to find uniqueness in your community and apply it to the uniform your team represents.

2. Stick to tradition

You’ll notice that many junior teams look up to professional leagues for inspiration. They align their values with the teams and are essentially recycling what’s familiar to the sport and what already works well. This includes team colours, mascots, and songs.

For example, the Elizabeth Eagles took inspiration from the West Coast Eagles, while the Lockleys Demons took inspiration from the Melbourne Football Club, in the Adelaide Footy League.

This allows your team to give a nod to the tradition of the sport.

3. Unified, but with flexible options

A team is unified by the colours they wear. However, when ordering custom uniform, it’s important to consider flexibility, due to the different people who will be wearing them. Ordering a range of sizes is essential. 

Additionally, depending on the sport, you should consider providing the sportswear in both short sleeve and long sleeve options. This allows the players to choose what type of uniform they feel most comfortable in, allowing them to perform their best. Boosted team morale leads to greater results. 

To order custom team sportswear at Spida Sports, call us at 1300 864 755 or contact us here.

How to order custom made racing shirts?

Looking to order some new racing shirts for your team? Well, look no further. Here at Spida Sports, we understand a team’s three main concerns when purchasing custom sporting apparel.

Quality

First and foremost, quality garments are essential. In order to provide lasting products, Spida Sports uses sublimation as a printing method which involves transfusing the colours into the fabric, rather than just printing a layer on top. As a result, your design is guaranteed to never fade or peel.

Combined with our leading printing process, we offer shirts made from 100% cool dry polyester, allowing maximum comfort to perform at your best while racing.

Design

Not only does sublimation ensure quality, it also allows unlimited imagination in the design of your shirt. It’s entirely up to you to present us with your ideal look, however, when browsing our website for inspiration, you’ll notice we offer a range of options. These include classic looks such as black and white checkers or flames of fire.

The design brief you send us can be as detailed or basic. Keep in mind that you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with our designers to perfect the look, before finalising your purchase. Achieving your intended design is our priority.

Quantity

Lastly, you’ll need to advise the quantity. This is also your chance to incorporate your team’s design into fan merchandise, such as a hoodie.

Our minimum order is 5, however, prices decrease as quantity increases.

So why not choose your best designs and call us today at 1300 864 755 or visit our store.